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• The scene was growing critical. (10)
• Clara listened with critical ear. (10)
• It reached Vittoria at a critical moment. (10)
• Degeneracy is the critical history of the Arts. (10)
• For, is youth the most critical period of life? (10)
• But as yet there was no critical question with me. (9)
• Hereditary hatred is approved by critical disgust. (10)
• I reply, he was at a critical stage of his career. (10)
• It was a critical moment in my life when I found her. (12)
• Major Waning read the lines with a critical attention. (10)
• At this critical moment panic seized the Iroquois camp. (19)
• No critical thought stirred within him, nor any excitement. (8)
• But, hearing the word of pity, she did not stop to be critical. (10)
• These gentlemen by much contemplation of her charms wax critical. (10)
• Her critical judgement would at another moment have shrieked at it. (10)
• I need not say that I am not responsible for these critical remarks. (10)
• A superior position was offered her by her being silent and critical. (10)
• Emilia was becoming more critical of this tone the more she listened. (10)
• He kissed her, and the vision of the critical world faded to a blank. (10)
• You can see what a critical period this was in the history of Canada. (19)
• The latter expressed a fear that the hour was too critical for poetry. (10)
• The old-time editor was a ruminative and critical observer of public events. (16)
• To hide her embarrassment, she was half capricious and half critical in mood. (12)
• But from 1901 came nine years when the critical was, in the main, holding sway. (8)
• They sparkled in review and preserved their integrity under critical analysis. (10)
• I suspect it would be a way of winding me up to a sharp critical pitch rapidly. (10)
• He had that kind of critical fastidiousness which a word will rouse into activity. (8)
• To many it seemed a critical period in the life of the English colonists in America. (19)
• Leslie Stephen was so sensitive that he rarely read reviews of his critical writings. (16)
• Your critical Henrietta had not to complain of her partners, in the absence of the one. (10)
• I was disposed to be critical of her at Campobello for a while, but she wore extremely well. (9)
• He drew up to relieve himself of a critical and condemnatory expiration of a certain length. (10)
• I believe I had no critical reserves in regard to them, but simply they did not take my fancy. (9)
• Lowell, as we have seen, had not at the outset refrained from a critical attitude toward Lincoln. (14)
• Yet, critical as was this lady, she acknowledged that it was no mere acting effort to suit the cap. (10)
• It was, indeed, a critical and dubious look, such as he might have bent on a folio of doubtful origin. (8)
• But at this critical juncture in his affairs he showed signs of an altered life if not a changed heart. (1)
• People smiled and bowed, and forgot their curiosity, forgot even to be critical, while he was in sight. (10)
• At the same moment a snarl of critical vituperation told Emilia that she had offended taste and her father. (10)
• Mrs. Leighton felt the comfort of the critical attitude far too keenly to abandon it for anything constructive. (9)
• He was cultivated, well read in philosophy and science; he possessed considerable literary and critical ability. (3)
• A beautiful woman choosing to rhapsodize has her way, and is not subjected to the critical commentary within us. (10)
• If we make duty to the public the test, logic seems to require that he should abate no jot of his critical message. (16)
• George received the commendations of the most critical and his name was ranked among those of the greatest architects. (5)
• He leaned forward watching them with much the same contained, shrewd, critical look he would have bent on a pack of hounds. (8)
• His thoughts flew off with him as knight-errant hailed shrilly at exceeding critical moment by distressed dames and damsels. (10)
• I can say this, for I was acutely critical of their bearing; the atmosphere of the place was never perfectly pleasing to me. (10)
• The syntax of this remarkable document was perhaps open to critical objection, but that was clearly enough the meaning of it. (1)
• By a most fortunate chance his leaving Highbury had been delayed so as to bring him to her assistance at this critical moment. (4)
• He could not understand it; he deplored it almost as a moral defect in me; though he honored it as a proof of my critical taste. (9)
• The occasion was not one for critical judgment, but in the course of his brief speech he made a felicitous point on sonnet writing. (14)
• In critical writing, what is the base of interest, the indispensable foundation in comparison with which all else is superstructure? (16)
• Comments on the pretty play, indicating a reminiscent acquaintance with it, and the capacity for critical observations, were started. (10)
• They were launched at a carefully selected and critical moment—at the end, to wit, of a long and well-managed series of minor attacks. (16)
• From the fact that they offended their keen critical taste, moreover, they were targets to the shaft that wounds more fatally than all. (10)
• They were of New England origin and they were perhaps a little more critical with her than if they had been New Yorkers of Dutch strain. (9)
• The owner was making a hurried visit to his home, three hundred miles distant, and the general manager met the critical situation alone. (21)
• Every young lady may feel for my heroine in this critical moment, for every young lady has at some time or other known the same agitation. (4)
• Margaret made some entreating paces after them, but she did not succeed in covering the retreat of the sisters against critical conjecture. (9)
• In this critical condition the Independence, privateer of Milling & FitzMaurice, ran upon the Sea Nymph, and she struck with no resistance. (18)
• The characters in the novel are too clearly outlined in my recollection, together with some critical reservations of my own concerning them. (9)
• This, of course, does not preclude his giving a critical tone to what he writes by finding minor defects and even flaying unimportant artists. (16)
• As he disapproved without squeamishness, the impulsive but sharply critical woman close by nodded; and she gave him his dues for being no courtier. (10)
• He never missed that daily promenade to the Tube for Highgate, and seldom some critical transaction on the way in connection with vegetables and fruit. (8)
• F. Apthorp= was born in Boston, in 1848, graduated at Harvard, and began his critical work in music in 1872, being connected with several Boston papers. (3)
• His present passion for her lineaments, declared her surpassingly beautiful, though his critical taste was rather for the white statue that gave no warmth. (10)
• Wilfrid was perhaps the most critical auditor present: for he doubted whether she could renew that singular charm of her singing in the pale lighted woods. (10)
• Highly cultivated in literature, philosophy and poetry, he possessed a keen and discerning critical taste, and a literary style that was picturesque and eloquent. (3)

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